Dr. Ellen Braaten
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969 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard Aug 2016
last heard Nov 2023
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But I do feel like getting a really thorough evaluation when you're really confused as a parent can be so helpful.
And in those moments when you're thinking like, oh, no, I just can't.
How are we ever going to get through this day when we can't even get through breakfast?
It can kind of give you a chance to sort of see the big picture and take a step back and kind of like, oh, all right.
Yep.
I knew this was going to be hard.
Now we can fix this and move on.
Well, you know, I find that this becomes a bigger problem when kids get into school.
You know, if you've got kind of a pokey three-year-old or...
a five-year-old who's kind of slow to get ready and get going on things.
There's a lot of leeway at that age.
It's really when the academic skills become really, really important.
And it kind of depends on where you live and what your school system is like or what your private school, if you're in private school, is like.
But generally, I find that this starts to become a problem sometime in
And between second and fifth grade.
And, you know, for some kids who are really bright, they can kind of get by and people will just sort of say, oh, well, you know, they're just not very motivated or, you know, he just doesn't work hard enough or something like that.
And that's rarely ever the case.
I mean, you know, fourth graders are usually typically motivated to do well.
They like to please people.
So
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